Might be a good spot to raise flop, especially with the As. If he comes over the top, you aren't going to win by bluffing/floating anyways and would need to improve. Being that he has such a low donk %, he should have made hands such as straights. I never expect him to flat made hands and draws will continue since I seriously do not expect him to get tricky with his draws unless they are double draws FD, SD combos. Basically if he calls, he has to have a draw and your A high is probably good. That being said, when the turn comes in, it smashes his calling range, but I would still bet with great equity to improve even though his hand looks somewhat obvious at this point. Another thing to consider is it is unlikely you'll get c/r OTT since I wouldn't expect him to really be donking most FD's OTF. I think it looks like a flopped straight that would have to fold turn/river. Other possible hands included sets which would be forced to fold and I wouldn't think a multi-tabling reg would be too out of line.

I half to agree with Pm6guy. I can see us Raising the Donk bet... but if he fights back id be giving up.. this Board texture hit his calling range from the Blinds very well. If anything im calling the donk bet.. im folding to a turn bet for sure. Too many hands beat us.

i would be checking turn and hope for a free showdown.

Give up river. The 4h completes some draws and weaker players are going to x/c here with a lot of trashy hands

On the flop every option have some merit. This flop is great for the caller, so U can even fold.

Raise also an option because this is one of the borderline hands to fold, and call maybe, with some good possible barell opportunities, but I think he can have a somewhat strong range like TP+, and draws as a bluff, so I think U don't have that much FE on the flop most of the times. As played also okay in position I think.

If he doesn't ch the river with flushes sometimes, U can overbetshove with Your flushes and with some bluffs like this with a somewhat optimal freq, or exploitively maybe, U don't want to bluff if the players on Your limit overcall the situation, like never fold TP+ or something.

How much value can we actually extract if we hit our flush on the river, I bet not that much as all worse flushes just have at best a bluffcatcher so that Would be my reasoning for folding the turn. I don't see that much value by calling the turn imo.

It's more useful to think in terms of equity than variance. What percentage of your equity OTF do you think you can realise by either showing down and winning or having your opponent fold at some point?

Donking at these stakes generally means a strong hand, or one with a lot of equity, are we likely to get many folds if we bet or raise at some point during the hand given that this board texture favours bb's calling range as mentioned?

And if we get to showdown, either by betting river and getting called or by xb how often is our hand likely to be good?

Overbet river.